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Break the “Always” Cycle Fred Schenkelberg

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Break the “Always”

CycleFred Schenkelberg

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So Why Do the Same ThingJust use the same plan as the

last project.

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Need the plan now

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It Worked Last Time

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What if ItDoesn’t Work?

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ARE RELIABILITY ACTIVITIES TAILORED FOR EACH SITUATION?

Is each plan customized?

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IS RELIABILITY A SET SEQUENCE OF EVENTS?

Do the results make a difference?

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Is There a Better Way?

In what way is it better?

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Set Goals – Make Estimates

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Find Risks - Monitor

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Do Testing that Adds Value

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WHAT OTHERS WAYS CAN YOUR PROGRAM IMPROVE?

Do the results make a difference?

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Obstacles?

What is preventing you?

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Do Not Have Time

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No Capital Budget

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Risk of Unknown

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SOMETIMES ITS JUST THE CHANGE THAT IS DIFFICULT?

Change is good, right?

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Ideas?

How do we overcome these obstacles?

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Time

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Budget

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Risk

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WHAT OTHERS WAYS CAN YOUR PROGRAM IMPROVE?

Do the results make a difference?

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Identify Risks of Not Changing

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Identify a Better

Approach

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Estimate theValue

of Changing

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Change Management

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Document Successes

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Break the ‘Always’ Cycle

1. Recognize the risks

2. Identify better approach

3. Estimate Value

4. Change Management

5. Document Success

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Reliability Value

• Join Accendo Reliability

• Download a copy directly

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What are your

Questions?Thanks for participating.